10 YEARS OF REMEMBERING WILDLIFE: MY AWARD WINNING POLAR BEAR PHOTOGRAPH
I got some thrilling news recently. I learnt that this image “Age of Innocence” was chosen as one of the 20 winners from the 10 Years of Remembering Wildlife competition. The competition received more than 4,500 entries from photographers all over the globe, so this is a huge personal achievement!
SILVER IN THE WORLD NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS
“She Who Dares” won Silver in this years World Nature Photography Awards in the Behaviour - Reptiles category. This is one of the top awards that I won since I embarked on a full-time photography career, so I was really thrilled by this recognition & that the judges recognised the storytelling behind the interesting behaviour in this image.
LAND OF THE ICELANDIC HORSES
It’s the final days of January as I write this & I’m just back from a thoroughly enjoyable and productive trip to Iceland on a photo tour led by Jonathan Critchley, a world-renowned fine art photographer who specialises in black and white photography.
AMBOSELI ELEPHANTS: A STORY OF RESLIENCE
I first visited Amboseli in 2021 and it has had a profound effect not only on my appreciation of elephants but also on my photography. Read More….
POLAR BEARS OF CANADA
I saw my first polar bear over a decade ago and I can still remember it vividly. It was my first experience of the Arctic, traveling on the Russin Icebreaker The Vavilov and from a distance there he was moving along the shoreline against a backdrop of huge ice cliffs. This is the image of the Arctic white walker & I was completely hooked.
A HUMPBACK WHALE SPECTACULAR
Besides my time in Baffin Island, I don’t think I’ve ever been to a more beautiful or evocative place than the Great Bear Rainforest which I visited back in September. Sailing around this vast eco system as we scouted for whales, wolves & bears was a wildlife experience at its purest. Read More…
IBERIAN LYNX: SAVING A SPECIES
One species on my bucket list to see last year was the Iberian Lynx. After researching best places to see them I travelled to Penalajo in Spain in July, with the hope of getting some good sightings.
HOW PANNA BECAME A PARADISE FOR TIGER PHOTOGRAPHY
On final afternoon in Panna Tiger Reserve, we had been waiting most of the afternoon to see Tigress P141 who had four small cubs to no avail. Read More…
Dudhwa NP, 2025
A male tiger emerged from the tall grasses in Dudhwa. For what was less than a minute his alert gaze fixed towards my camera providing a powerful moment if connection and intensity. That was enough time fior me to capture this striking portrait of intimacy and power.
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The Full Story Behind The Photo
This male Tiger emerged from the tall grasses in Dudhwa National Park. We gave it space as it moved onto the sandy path where it started walking away from us. Luckily after a few moments he stopped and turned to look in our direction. For what was less than a minute his alert gaze was fixed towards my camera providing a powerful moment of connection and intensity. However, that was enough time for me to capture this striking portrait of an apex predator in its rightful habitat.
The natural corridor of the path, the vivid contrast of the Tiger’s stripes against the lush green vegetation, and the tiger’s unwavering gaze all work together to create an image that feels both intimate and powerful.
As a tribute, it honors not just the animal itself, but the protected landscapes and conservation efforts that allow the tiger to endure as king of the Indian wild.
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Conservation Impact
As with all images in the collections, 15% of the proceeds from each image will be split between four charities- Kicheche Community Trust, Great Plains Foundation, Big Cat Initiative & Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Learn more about giving back, here.